penmanship

English

Etymology

penman +‎ -ship

Noun

penmanship (usually uncountable, plural penmanships)

The art or skill of good handwriting; calligraphy.

Translations

art of good handwriting

Albanian: bukurshkrim (sq)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 書法 (zh), 书法 (zh) (shūfǎ), 筆法 (zh), 笔法 (zh) (bǐfǎ), 筆跡 (zh), 笔迹 (zh) (bǐjì), 寫法 (zh), 写法 (zh) (xiěfǎ)
Czech: krasopis m
Finnish: kaunokirjoitus (fi)
Georgian: კალიგრაფია (ḳaligrapia), სუფთა წერა (supta c̣era)
German: Schönschreiben, Schönschrift (de), gute (de) Handschrift (de), Kalligrafie (de)
Japanese: 習字 (しゅうじ, shūji), 書法 (ja) (しょほう, shohō)
Korean: 서법 (ko) (seobeop)

Latvian: kaligrāfija f
Portuguese: caligrafia (pt) f
Russian: чистописа́ние (ru) n (čistopisánije), каллигра́фия (ru) f (kalligráfija)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: краснопис m, красопис m, калиграфија f

Roman: krasnopis (sh) m, krasopis (sh) m, kaligrafija (sh) f
Spanish: caligrafía (es) f
Tagalog: sulat-kamay
Vietnamese: thư pháp (vi)

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